| instill confidence | 5.13 | The sweep instilled confidence. | ||
| instill sense | 2.70 | It instilled a sense of willpower. | ||
| instill fear | 2.30 | But he does instill fear. | ||
| instill discipline | 1.97 | He instilled discipline. | ||
| instill value | 1.58 | Instilling values was not on our weekend agenda. | ||
| instill love | 0.86 | Several trips to Morocco instilled a love of this region. | ||
| instill pride | 0.53 | He aimed to write a text that instilled national pride. | ||
| instill spirit | 0.46 | As youths, a fighting spirit is instilled in us so we can continue. | ||
| instill respect | 0.39 | To succeed, Fyodorov must instill respect for the law and prove no one is above it. | ||
| instill hope | 0.33 | A ninth-inning rally instilled some hope. | ||
| instill attitude | 0.26 | But attitudes are instilled by actions and not just words. | ||
| instill culture | 0.26 | While caution was needed, he said it was not meant to instill a culture of fear. | ||
| instill doubt | 0.26 | Even the slightest hesitancy, or even backtracking on reform, would surely instill doubt and undermine confidence. | ||
| instill faith | 0.26 | Does Robinson think Cardenas can instill faith in the police? | ||
| instill feeling | 0.26 | And he tried to instill that feeling in his children. | ||
| instill trust | 0.26 | If we want to keep crime coming down, we need to instill trust in our criminal-justice system. |